It is somewhat a while since I played in a physical Magic: the Gathering Standard tournament. The reason is that when the Brother’s War card preview season, the pool decided to quit on the format as it is not entirely sustainable for many major concerns. For now, we got MTG Arena to check on some playtesting of the virtual decks and also get some tournament results updates on my favorite MTG websites.
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The local and online Magic: the Gathering tournaments are running at full blast with the various events posted and a few major events to consider. While The Brother’s War has produced a new batch of artifact-based Standard decks, the metagame that has stirred with the new set has continued to be dominated by the top-tier tri-color midrange decks.
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The current Magic: the Gathering Standard metagame can be said to be shaping up to play around a specific deck archetype. We can imply that The Brother’s War set has produced new ones and somewhat upgraded the existing ones, but a certain deck that continues to dominate is still being observed. We have yet though to produce more data from the recent MTG tournament results online and in physical major events to further support this claim.
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Happy Tuesday all. I do hope you guys aren’t hyped with the online sale of the Magic 30th booster packs that is the current trending topic in the Magic: the Gathering interwebs. Those expensive proxy cards aren’t worth the product support. Anywho, I am sharing today an updated decklist of an existing Standard deck archetype that is expected to get an update with The Brother’s War set. Well, let us say it is stable already enough but then there is a new card component that might fit in and perform better in specific matchups.
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With the Magic: the Gathering’s 30th Anniversary event last weekend, inline with this celebration are various card previews of the upcoming Brother’s War set are being released in the venue and also reflected online in Reddit threads, website forums, and other spoiler sites.
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The Magic: the Gathering deck building in DMU Standard is continuous, in particular, the list that are keep getting adjusted to the format’s metagame and at the least weekly. The one deck I will feature in today’s blog post is the Broker’s Ascendancy deck which I think got a relevant makeover to go with the metagame of Esper Raffine, Jund Windgrace, and Grixis Sol’ Kanar.
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